Answer/Explanation:
The experiment being referred to is missing in the question. However, the different types of variables (controlled, independent, and dependent variable) that is found in a typical scientific experiment can be easily identified.
Let use an hypothetical experiment to expound more on this. For example, we want to carry out an experiment to find out how different types of light affects plant growth. The variables involved could be:
1. Independent Variable: light would be the independent variable since it is not dependent on any other factors, and it is the variable that affects plant growth. This could be manipulated of changed in the experiment by using different colored lights to see the effect they each has on plant growth.
2. Depedent Variable: Growth in this experiment is the dependent variable, as any change in the independent variable brings a change in the plant growth being measured here. Growth is dependent on light.
3. Controlled variable: controlled variable in the hypothetical experiment could be temperature here. This type of variable is the variable that is kept constant for all through the experiment. I.e. in testing how the different light affects plant growth, we would try to control the temperature to be the same for each type of colored light being used in the experiment.
Answer: 1- angle of light
2- temperature of material
3-type of material
Explanation:
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